Based on the clip below, it looks like Harper and Wells think
they should be getting some of the media attention that Lolo
gets. Wells also takes a little jab at Lolo's work ethic, saying,
"Well, I think that, on the podium tonight, the three girls that
earned their spot and they got their medals and they worked hard
and did what they needed to do, prevailed."

The interview ends with Harper saying, "Boom, just like that."
And the host Michelle Beadle replying, "You can cut the tension
in here with a knife."

The transcript
(via SB Nation) is below, but you should watch the whole
thing to get the full extent of the awkwardness:

Harper: I feel I had a pretty good story -- knee
surgery two months before Olympic trials in 2008, to make the
team but 0.007, not have a contract ... working three jobs,
living in a frat house, trying to make it work. Coming off
running in someone else's shoes getting the gold medal. Ehhh, I'd
say I was pretty interesting. I just felt as if I worked really
hard to represent my country in the best way possible, and to
come way with the gold medal, and to honestly seem as if, because
their favorite [CLOSE UP ON LOLO JONES FROM TUESDAY NIGHT] didn't
win all of sudden it's just like, 'Were going to push your story
aside, and still gonna push this one.' That hurt. It did. It hurt
my feelings. But I feel as if I showed I can deal with the
pressure, I came back, and I think you kinda got to respect it a
little bit now.

Beadle [to Harper and Kellie Wells]: You guys
kinda hang out together ... Is there fighting amongst the team --
we're talking about Lolo Jones if you can't figure this out -- is
there an awkward situation or now that it's over we've all just
moved on?

Wells: Well, I think that, on the podium
tonight, the three girls that earned their spot and they got
their medals and they worked hard and did what they needed to do,
prevailed. And that's all that really needs to be said.